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3 months
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CLASSES: Reference D M 3 S
Preparing
the skin for make-up application
An initiation to Make-up artistry:
- The different techniques used for preparing the skin
· Corrective make-up for the lips
· Corrective make-up for the eyebrows
· The different techniques used for eye make-up
· Blush
Daytime
and evening make-up
Study of face shapes and bone structure
- Corrective make-up
· Corrective make-up demonstration
Eyebrow
waxing
Make-up for black and white photos
Make-up for color photos
Presentation of fashion and make-up trends
Make-up for fashion shows
Make-up for theme-based fashion shows
Shading off techniques using oil-based make-up
Make-up for Black and Asian skin
Creating fantastic make-up
Retrospective on period make-up, from the 1920s through the 1970s
Make-up for video and television productions
An initiation to studio hair styling
An
initiation to photography:
- Lighting (studio, natural day light...)
· Film
· Cameras
A
new session begins each trimester
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9 months
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CLASSES: Reference D M 9 S
The
9-month course begins with the 3-month course
Cinéma
Make-up used for men and women in cinematographic productions
The theoretical study on Ageing:
- bone structure - muscles - skin
Various Ageing techniques for men and women :
- using make-up (oil-based, powder-based, pencils) - partial latex (eyes,
lips) - full facial latex with neck and hands
Creating historical characters using prosthetics
Small special effects:
- skin diseases - wounds - burns - various accidents - perspiration
- tears - fatigue
Applying beards, mustaches, wigs, stubble…
Applying bald caps
The theoretical study of preparing molds (special effects preparation)
Applying prosthetics
Theater,
stage
Standard make-up for actors
- Making lead actors look younger - middle-aged women
Ageing techniques for men and women
Dramatic or comic classic theater: i.e. Folle de Chaillot
Historical make-up: i.e. Cleopatra
Japanese theater: Kabuki - Geisha
Chinese theater: The Peking Opera
All type of transformation for Black skin (Josephine Baker)
All type of transformation for Asian skin (Mandarin)
The study of special make-up effects for the stage, using various products
such as: - adhesive tape - various lacquers - eyebrow concealer
- plasto-wax
Creating prosthetics (Kleenex, latex, plasto, cotton latex) to be applied
to characters for horror productions:
- Skulls - witches - devils - animals, etc.
Pastiches: A theoretical study on the techniques used and diverse examples
from the cinema and other areas of show business:
- Greta Garbo - Marilyn Monroe - Gainsbourg, etc.
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Classical
ballets (romantic - character - modern)
Theme-based ballets
Music hall (cabaret, variety shows)
Face
painting -
Body painting
Techniques for using water-based make-up
Full body painting, based on specific themes:
Animals (felines, monkeys, birds, etc.)
Representation of clothing, undergarments, etc.
A study of shaded non-figurative themes: sea, fire, plants
Representation of wooden statues, marble statues, etc.
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Please
note: The make-up in these photos was done by the school's
students.ont
été réalisé par les élèves
de l'école
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(9 months of Artistic Make-up + CIDESCO)
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Reference
D M 9 SC
This class is intended for students in the Artistic Make-up section.
It is a complementary program that was designed to develop artistic
capacity and general culture, both of which are highly useful to the
profession of artistic make-up artist.
Drawing
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Volumes and shadows
· Full body and portraits
· Watercolors and pastels
· Documentary study on the various parts of the face, particularly
the eyes and mouth and an overall complementary graphic representation.
· Volumes and shadows
· Portraits: study and creation using pencils, Chinese ink and
watercolors
· Perspective
· Layout for advertisements
The history of period costumes and creativity
The
study of the different eras in the HISTORY OF PERIOD COSTUMES, which
helps students to develop a creative spirit. Using his/her own personality,
imagination and artistic tastes, the student produces a sketch of
a period costume for each era that is studied.
The student is free to choose the specific materials and techniques
for these models (fabric collage, paint, etc.).
The student's acquired knowledge enables him/her to produce a work
that is cinema and theater-oriented and which, although guided,
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The
history of cinema and theater
After
studying cinematographic language, the major cinematographic movements
(Silent Films, German Expressionism, French Poetic Realism, Italian
Neorealism, New Wave, etc.) and other specific genres, such as science
fiction and historical films are analyzed using audiovisual documents
in order to comprehend the profession's historical scope and specificities.
In terms of the history of theater, a panorama of today's live productions
is examined by studying the art's diverse heritages (Greek Theater,
Commedia dell'arte, Classical French Theater, Elizabethan Theater, Oriental
Theater) and highlighting the importance of the types of make-up used.
An initiation to cinema and theater economics as well as the various
professions within this artistic sector provide students with a more
concrete approach to this field.
The
international CIDESCO diploma is recognized throughout the world.
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These
programs are intended for professionals who wish to increase their knowledge
and enhance their artistic results.
Class schedules
These programs are offered all year round from Monday through Friday,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Program
The curriculum is determined in collaboration with the students.
The courses may cover all parts of the 3-month Beauty Make-up program
as well as the 9-month Artistic Make-up program.
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Fees
Upon enrolling, the fees for the Intensive Training Program must be
paid in full.
Foreign
languages
The individualized classes may be given in English.
Please
note: each participant must bring his/her own model to
the class.
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This
is a very high level program that uses various modern techniques for
creating all types of prosthetics for the cinema and theater.
Class
schedules
These two-week classes are given during the month of July and are held,
non-stop, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (a short lunch is eaten at the school).
- Session: the first two weeks of July (these dates may be modified).
Program
The student is both designer and creator. He/she views several demonstrations
as well as creates his/her own project.
Taking
prints:
The following different products are used: plaster, alginates, plaster
bandages, silicones (elastomers). Their properties and means of application
are studied. Casts are made of the entire head, face, bust, hands, ears
and nose.
Casting molds:
Creating molds and bases in one or more pieces.
Sculpture :
- Transformation, Ageing techniques, creating animals and monsters
Products used: plastiline
A sculpture is made in one or more pieces according to the desired mobility
of the mask
Prosthetics:
After making negative molds, different foams are used. Their properties
and compositions are studied:
· Cold foam Latex, hot foam Latex
· Make-up and prosthetics application
Creating prosthetics:
Taking prints - casting molds - Sculpture. Products used: waxes and
resins.
Products and materials
The school supplies: plaster and hemp as well as other small materials
(dental instruments, chisels, etc.).
Students must provide: alginates, elastomers, Cold foam Latex, hot foam
Latex, plastiline, waxes, resins and plaster bandages.
Model:
The student must bring in at least one model on the second day as well
as the last two days of the program.
Please
note! There are a limited number of places: only approximately
ten students per course. It is essential to enroll in this program at
least two months in advance.
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This
program is for artistic make-up artists and hairdressers who wish to
complete their professional training.
The studio hair styling program allows students to create a multitude
of various hairstyles. It is the final touch that enables participants
to fully enhance the creative make-up result.
12-WEEK TRAINING COURSE: Ref.:
-Using
tools
· Different techniques of Baby Liss, waving, smoothing
· Understanding and using rollers
· Hair setting techniques
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Hair drying and styling techniques
· Secret hair styling techniques: crimping, smoothing short
and long hair
· 3 basic cuts
· The art of fastening hair
· Braiding techniques
· Chignons, French buns
· Catogans (Chanel)
· Applying hairpieces, wigs and hair extensions
· Creating various contemporary chignons
During this course, the students will create various hairstyles for
their Book, based on their own artistic sensitivity and creativity.
24 different hairstyles will be created during this course.
MATERIALS ARE SUPPLIED BY THE SCHOOL
(except for the personal materials required for the Book)
Date Training course dates: A new session begins each trimester
The Book is judged by professionals working outside of the school, who
award students with a certificate of professional competency
A new session begins each trimester
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Products
and materials
These programs are open to everyone (make-up artists, hair stylists,
beauticians, etc.), who believes that beauty is a whole. The art of
manicure, as we see it and teach it, will fully enable you to develop
your creativity.
The complete program is comprised of 4 one-week modules.
Depending on your personal expertise, you may choose to take 1, 2, 3
or 4 modules.
You may also choose to attend customized one-week modules. The program
is determined by both the students and the instructor.
TRAINING PROGRAM IN 4 MODULES :
-1st
week:
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Manicure > modeling
· Nail bandages / nail gels
· Applying nail polish: laquer, iridescent, pearly
· Pedicure / modeling
-2nd
week:
-Capsules
+ false nails with gel, UV
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3rd week:
-Capsules
+ false nails with odorless resin + UV
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4th week:
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Decoration: glitter, motifs, decals, all types of nail decoration
· Needle work
· Piercing, rhinestones
· Air brush
ALL
MATERIALS ARE SUPPLIED BY THE SCHOOL
TRAINING PROGRAM DATES: The training programs are held in four-week
sessions (modules 1 -4). You may choose to attend all four sessions
or separate modules, or simply enroll in "customized" training
programs. At the end of the training program, the students are judged
on their own creation, carried out on a model, after which they receive
a certificate of Competency in Manicure Art.
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